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Party and fireworks display
Trump began the celebrations on Saturday with a party for roughly 500 at the clubhouse of his golf club in Sterling, Virginia, featuring musical performances and an extensive fireworks display.
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Visit to Arlington National Cemetery
On Sunday, Trump paid a visit to Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. This was his first to the hallowed military cemetery since last year.
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Rally and a candlelit dinner
Later on Sunday, the president-elect held a major rally at Capital One Arena for his supporters.
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Inauguration ceremony
Trump will be sworn in as the 47th President of the United States at noon (10:30 pm in India).
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Oval Office signings
In one of his first acts as President, Trump is expected to participate in a traditional signing of a number of executive orders to kick off the beginning of his administration.
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Inaugural balls
Three official inaugural balls will take place in the evening: the Commander in Chief Ball, the Liberty Ball and the Starlight Ball. The balls are a traditional part of the inaugural celebrations.
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National prayer service
The Washington National Cathedral will host Trump the day after his inauguration for an interfaith prayer service, led by the Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde, the Episcopal bishop of Washington.
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